I don't whine. I haven't written about this in months. I tgave up discussing the matter with you a long time ago. I am writing about it today because the subject came up again and because my

Ravi, I have been really busy the last several days and didn't see this post until this evening. If ever there were a question that's appropriate for the main NVDA group, this is it.

Debee, Thanks so much for this lengthy and detailed post. It's just the sort of thing that really helps the uninitiated and serves as a permanent resource on the archive. -- Brian -

On Wed, Jul 31, 2019 at 07:46 PM, Gene wrote: Perhaps a list is needed for the great majority of NVDA users who are not being served by this one. Then, please, feel free to create one. If you think

On Wed, Jul 31, 2019 at 07:46 PM, Gene wrote: A lot of blind people don't know how to look things up. Then, Gene, they need to learn. There is no reason that any blind computer user should not be

I do plenty of research before asking on-list. I usually am able to find the answer, sometimes just by going through the list archives. Therefore, I don't usually need to ask very many questions.

And that is exactly one of the points I tried to make when the main NVDA list was changing. I now think it doesn't serve the majority of its members well. Why are almost all questions from

I agree with what you say. In fact I am also afraid to ask for help because I don’t want to get bashed just for asking. I hope I didn’t come across thinking people are lazy. I don’t think that

I do agree that we should try to research to find the answer to our problems but still ask for help. Rember that alot of email list are for certain topics so asking is not wrong. I think

Hi ☺ I hope it is ok if I share my opinion on this discussion as I find it interesting. I used to be one of those people who instead of trying to solve the problem on my own first, I would

Deborah, Would that all those who receive instruction, whether for technology specifically or anything else, took the approach you do. Just these last two days I have been working

We get frustrated with people who won't learn on their own when they clog up a mailing list so you are reading more pleas for help than useful information. But there really are a lot of people who

No more problems; going to share my successes so the next person won't have so much difficulty. Thanks everyone. This post is kind of long so I can explain what works. First, Switch Synth and

Hello, When I create and run a Java GUI application using frames in Eclipse, NVDA doesn’t read anything in the screen. It properly reads the objects when I hover the mouse over the components

I am not sure but this tutorial might help ☺ http://accessibilitycentral.net/how%20to%20create%20a%20PowerPoint%20presentation%20with%20NVDA.html

How to insert shape in powerpoint and write something into that shape?

 am now checking this can one learn spanish with NVDA? if so how is it done? thanks

Debee, What are you typing those characters in? [By that I mean are you using MS-Word, Notepad, etc.] MS-Word supports a range of key combinations for the specially accented

I just installed this keyboard, and things work. Try this. What does NVDA say when you type ñ? Press tilde (shift and `, the key to the left of 1), then n. Now for the rest. To type ¡, press right

I wrote: From the subject, evidently you are. My bad, I'll pay more attention to the messages next time :) Anyway, hope this helps you somehow :)